Sentence examples for more interpreted from inspiring English sources

From the 5th century bc, Apollo, originally a deity of radiant purity, was more and more interpreted as a sun god.

(More interpreted causally relevant facts)   4.

However, 'understanding of language testing' was more interpreted by informants as 'having the experience of working as item-writers or coaching students to prepare for important examinations' (in the words of Informant C) than having received a degree or training in language testing.

Below, a divided panel of the United States Circuit Court of the District of Columbia had sided with More, interpreted the repeal act prospectively, and sustained his demurrer to the criminal indictment for the common law crime of exacting illegal fees under color of office.

The association of reduced volume in anterior cingulate gyrus and the history of cannabis abuse in schizophrenia was more interpreted in the context of a disturbed function of the anterior cingulate with the consequence of poor decision-making and more compulsive drive towards drug use as a predisposition for substance abuse than as a toxic effect of cannabis itself.

During the pandemic, the questions could be more likely interpreted related to the more threatening disease.

Theory results are made more accessible to experimentalists, and experimental data are more readily interpreted by theorists.

Guillot, who recorded more than 60 albums of boleros, provided a female slant to lyrics more often interpreted from a male standpoint.

The hermeneutical approach emphasises interpretation of phenomena as articulated by the interviewees and, more importantly, interpreted by the researcher.

But families also act as enforcers of ever more brutally interpreted traditional law.

Reorganized in 2000, the company remained committed to political theatre, but perhaps as more broadly interpreted.